SLIDE 1 Space Coast Area Transit ADA Transition Plan
Presented by:
Bryan Weinstein, PE, AI/PE
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OVERVIEW
Study Purpose/Objectives Standards Results of Analysis Implementation Actions
SLIDE 3 WHAT IS THE ADA?
Basic Purpose:
“No entity shall discriminate against an individual with a disability in connection with the provision of transportation service.”
the Americans with Disabilities Act
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STUDY PURPOSE
To improve Access, Security, & Operations at Space Coast Area Transit’s bus stops and to develop the ADA required self-assessment and Transition Plan
SLIDE 5 STUDY OBJECTIVES
Inventory conditions at bus stops Identify/prioritize improvements to address accessibility, security,
- perational & passenger comfort
issues Develop phasing plan to implement improvements based on anticipated funding
SLIDE 6 Accessible Urban Stop:
area
- Amenities (w/o
- bstructions)
- Connecting
pathways/infrastructure i ( ibl th)
SLIDE 7 Accessible Rural Bus Stop:
- Boarding & alighting area
- Amenities (w/o
- bstructions)
- Connecting
pathways/infrastructure issues (accessible path)
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MAJOR DEFICIENCIES
Description Total Stops Boarding/alighting area not compliant 757 Curb ramps not compliant 392 Bus stops with obstructions or inaccessible amenities 428 Bus Stops proposed for relocation 269 Bus stop sign not compliant 10 No improvements necessary 11
SLIDE 20 SCORING & PRIORITIZATION
- Bus stop conditions
- Accessibility
- Safety/security
- Operational efficiency
- Prioritization
- Ridership
- Cost estimation of
improvements
Accessibility
- Obstructions
- Sidewalk Compliance
- Landing Area Compliance
- Pedestrian Crossings
Safety/Security
- Lighting
- Potential Hazards
- B&A in Safe Location
Operational Efficiency
- Presence of Traffic Signal
- Bus Stop Relation to
Intersection
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RESPONSIBLE ENTITIES
Space Coast Area Transit –Signage –Shelters –Boarding & alighting area –Connectivity from existing sidewalk to accessible path County & Cities –Sidewalks –Curb Ramps –Obstructions Private entities –Obstructions
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COSTS
Cost Estimate: ~$6,000,000
–Costs are planning level estimates, once the projects progress through design, the actual construction cost will become more refined. –ROW costs are not included in the estimate.
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CONCLUSION
Implementation plan is a guide. Order and Number of stops improved each year and the locations chosen may vary from plan. Improvements will need to be reviewed and a work program developed.